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COSM Core Research Lab

Georgia Southern University has a growing research environment offering exciting experiential activities to its students. As a student-centered, research-driven R2 institution, we place an emphasis on research with relevance and public impact. Interdisciplinary research teams are tackling global challenges in our laboratories using new approaches, state-of- the-art instrumentation, and new materials. The College of Science and Mathematics research portfolio is varied and far-reaching, leading to new knowledge, numerous discoveries and hands-on opportunities.

The COSM Core Research Laboratory (CCRL) is available to all faculty, staff and students pursuing research projects at Georgia Southern University. The facilities are also available to external users by contacting Dr. Brent Feske, Associate Dean of Research and External Affairs, and Director of the CCLR for information and pricing. Internal (GSU) user pricing is available by contacting ORSSP (during external proposal development) or Dr. Feske (for updated usage costs).

Instrument Status as of April 16, 2024

Instrument	Status
CCRL01 (JEOL BioSEM)	Functioning
CCRL02 (Zeiss Confocal)	Functioning
CCRL03 (Rigaku PXRD)	Functioning
CCRL04 (Boat)	Unavailable – Needs safety check and open water test.
CCRL05 (JEOL 400S NMR)	Functioning
CCRL06 (JEOL ChemSEM)	Functioning
CCRL07 (Shimadzu LCMS)	Nonfunctioning – Needs annual maintenance. System check fails.
CCRL08 (Perkin-Elmer ICP-MS)	Functioning
CCRL09 (Rigaku SynergyXRD)	Functioning
CCRL10 (Bruker MALDI-ToF)	Nonfunctioning – Laser
CCRL11 (Shimadzu LCMSMS)	Functioning
CCRL12 (Malvern PXRD)	Functioning – Mo lamp only (needs wiring update for Cu lamp)
CCRL13 (Shimadzu LCMS ToF 9030)	Functioning
CCRL14 (Rigaku XRD)	Functioning
CCRL15 (JEOL 300-NMR)	Functioning